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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1948

Page

4

Suburban Churches Briefing Across Local Congregations

A long list of suburban church activities spans many congregations led by ministers Lewis R. Green and Chester F. Roig. Sunday school sessions run from 9:00 to 11:30 a.m., with worship at 11:00 a.m. and varied programs like youth fellowships, choir practices, and special services through the week. Notable events include choir rehearsals, official board meetings, and evangelistic services led by pastors such as F. A. Firestone and F. V. Howell.

Lewis R. Green Robert Lee Jesus Rose of Sharon Charles H. Gabriel Douglas Kennedy Youth Fellowship Gaylord Ellis Chester F. Roig Schovl Joseph Egypt T. Kari Robert G. Chaunce Stanley Hoskin Methodist Youth Fund Dorothy Grills Henry Schriyer F. E. Eastman Harry Thompson Future Pilgrim Fellowship E. E Thompson Communion of Saints Ooelock Nelson Nash Pom Woman's Society Elana Ceuen Smithville Wif Fov. Howell A. C. Young Roberta Carpenter Paul Christian Youth Fellowship Charles Siniff Walter B. Crowell William Jackson

Radio Programs listings and schedule notes

The snippet lists WGAR 1220 events and programs including Herb Shriner tune segments Music Box and various news, sports and musical features. It references multiple show titles such as The Lone Ranger The Fat Man News and sport updates along with theatre and concert programs and other scheduled items.

WGAR Herb Shriner Kousin Kaye Hill Tello Test Lone Ranger Win Prague Pulott Voices Message of Israel Hour Walter Reuther Jim Dudley

Wellington civic groups push rail line extension to Lorain

The Wellington Senior Chamber of Commerce and Loudonville Oberlin Bus Line circulate a petition to extend the line to Lorain. District meeting set for Oct 31. VFW Auxiliary holds routine business with 16 present and urges attendance. Republican Women plan monthly meetings at 107 Public Square. Voting machine instruction drew large turnout at AB Jones Garage with Mr Anderson and Ruth Fox assisting. Rebekah Lodge hosts a Halloween masquerade with 30 attendees and prize winners. The Rev and Mrs Howard Young and son Merle, musicians from First Baptist, hosted a church reception. Merle slated to graduate from New England Conservatory in June.

Wellington Eaton Rapids Mich Hazel Kirkpatrick Ethel Oney A B Jones Mr Anderson Voting Machine Company Ruth Fox Lorain County Board of Elections Lillywood Rebekah Lodge Louise Marley Mary Settlemire Phyllis Sheffield Rose Rogers Howard Young First Baptist Church Young

Henrietta Honored on Birthday At Dinner

Mr and Mrs Fi ehard Sanders hosted a six o'clock chicken dinner in honor of their son Glen's twentieth birthday. Guests included William Griffin Merle Halcomb and Vernon Sanders with others present. More local notices followed of dinners and visits among Sanders and Bauman families and friends at Berea Oberlin and Portman households.

Henrietta Fiehard Sanders Glen William Griffin Merle Halcomb Vis Vernen Sanders Kenneth Eliza Sanders Tarest John Bauman Harold Bauman Jamin Albert Schrrnde Berea Min Vernon Oberlin Ather Hanssen Ernest Potman Lissi Mio Mie John G.sendoerter Alfred Wilford Coletta Mir W

Highball signal history from railroaders guides engine stops

The term highball came to America from railroaders who used a two foot diameter ball. If the ball was pulled to the top of a pole it signaled the engineer to stop. the high ball meant do not stop and cars would pass through the settlement without stopping.

America

Beiter Line Opens New Elyria Office and Terminal

Beiter Line Inc founded 1917 by Harry W Belter opens a modern terminal on Abbe Road, expanding trucking from one horse to a 50 truck fleet serving Elyria, Lorain County and surrounding villages. Mrs Belter leads as president after her husband’s 1919 death, driving a move to cooperative service with local industries and factories.

Beiter Line, Inc Abbe Road Harry W. Beiter Harry W. Belter Elyria New York Central Cleveland Harry Beiter Gramm-Bernstein Harry W. Belter Company Ohio Harry N. Beiter Abbe Harry Belter Lorain Beiter

Beiter Line Expands Freight Service and Airline Hook-Up

Beiter Line expands operations as trucks service all Elyria Lorain area plus Cleveland and nearby towns. The firm moves as much as nine million pounds of freight monthly and adds a new courier link with airlines serving United States airports. Robert Beiter notes high reliance on trucking across industries and commends long serving staff including Leslie Jameson over two decades.

Beiter Elyria Lorain North Ridgeville Beiter Line, Inc Ohio United States Cleveland Cleveland-Elyria-Lorain Beiter Line Leslie Jameson

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